Golosh
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 218
go-lush', n. Same as Galoche. Gondola, gon'do-J.i, a long, n.iriow pleasuitho.it used at Venice fit a dun of cond a — Gr koudv, \ dunking ve el, s.ud lolica J'crs wind Gondolier, gon-do-ici\ n one w ho row s a goudeta Gone, gon, pa./' ot Go Gonfalon, gon'fa-lon. n an ensign or standard with sti earners, n Gon'falonier, one who hears the foregoing [Fr It gout alone Gong, gong, a musical instrument of urcui.u form, made of bron/c, pmduuna wlun stmrk with a wooden mallet, a loud sound (Mali) Gonorrhea, gon-or-ie'a, n an inflammatory discharge of mucus fiom the mtmbrim* ol the urethra. [Gr. goruirrhoia -gout, that which begets, and rheo, to flow.)
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